Timing belt Optibelt 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX
- Brand
- OPTIBELT
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Timing belts
- Series
- Alpha Flex
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Description
OPTIBELT 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX belongs to timing belt, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX and any equivalents.
The Optibelt 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX is a timing belt from the Alpha Flex series. It uses an AT5 profile with a 5 mm pitch and a 6000 mm length. Before you install it, inspect the drive and sheaves.
A new belt will not correct worn or misaligned components. Check sheave grooves for wear, nicks or debris, and confirm that flanges are secure. Verify that shafts turn freely and that bearings do not have play. Misalignment or a damaged sheave can shorten the life of any timing belt, including this one.
Confirm the marking on the old belt matches the AT5 profile, 5 mm pitch and 6000 mm length. The Optibelt 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX is a timing belt built to those dimensions. If the drive uses more than one belt, replace the set together so loads stay even.
To request a quote, send the part number 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX by WhatsApp or email. Our team can confirm the belt or suggest an equivalent. Include the application details and any photos of the drive or the old belt marking.
Dimensions
- Profile
- AT5
- Pitch
- 5mm
- Length
- 6000mm
Frequently asked questions
- What are the profile, pitch and length of this belt?
- The Optibelt 25 AT5K6 / 6000 AFX has an AT5 profile, a 5 mm pitch and a 6000 mm length.
- Should I replace all belts on the drive at the same time?
- Yes. On drives with multiple belts, replacing them as a set helps maintain even tension and load sharing.
- What should I check before fitting a new timing belt?
- Inspect sheaves for wear, alignment and damage, and confirm that shafts and bearings turn freely. Correct any issues before installing the new belt.